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I think there should be an exclamation mark at this point, maybe even two but definitely one. It should be OverDrive! maybe even OVERDRIVE!! I'm currently still considering whether to deface the box with some coloured crayon. You see OverDrive is a half time show spectacle of a game that slots in between the main Dreadball games in the Mantic Universe, it deserves a bit of shouting but I'm not sure how much at this point. I've got a soft spot for Mantic. I like how they just get on with their games, don't come round your house and drink your expensive coffee and take three gluten free biscuits when you offer them two. When you play their games you kind of get the feeling that they really like what they do and they want you to know how much they like what they are doing. OverDRIVE! isn't meant to be narratively about good versus bad or even Good Versus Bad. In fact OVerdriVE is all about being a leftover from the main Dreadball circuit, a has-been shunted off to the